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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdoy, July 22, 1967 to Expo and they suffer be- ----$--$--$$_____-- cause of this," says Foucart. C "If people were willing to ourtesy : 2 drive 15 miles farther out in r the country they would find F S { Expo Expenses Can Be Cut ics: ."msz" | For Safety | . country."" y ) resident! 2 OTTAWA (CP)--The Cana- ' the 60t . AREA FLOODED dian Highway Safety Council is ee 4 : Fair ne Bint, p1 bd : With Tent Or Camp Trailer "ri cine ne ox. [romaine ilettrotcore 4 Bey perience of one tenter who |to reduce accidents and fatali- The 2 went to a ¢ x i By IRVING C. WHYNOT incial health department were -- 4¢ sve Hit ys thes a ties on the country's roads dur- ' 4 wae. : undertaking a new inspection an unexpected charge of 50 | 22 the holiday season. r ae f pete MONTREAL (CP)--With @ and had ordered the closing entsS ad. Aro "Drivers who are unselfish § fee t ; : tent or trailer, you have a of all campsites that do not "co 8 OAs for aise of a plc- afl think of the other fellow j p three-di good start on cutting 'ex- conf th sandal nic table, also the site cost 50 |2%™ ° nied fewer a f : : Ensen on A Viail 16 Bepo 67 conform {0 sté cents more than he was led to eee aah ay iba hc § att 3 : MANY ARE NEW believe when he made the re- |@ents." says P. J. Farmer, ex- @ ' i huredé np and trailer sites "= oe ea uate servation by telephone. How. | cutive director of the council. i me e " abound in the Montreal area. One reason for the problem ever, the total was still under | Noting that there will be an cB ; Seve i. . P is that many of the camping the r z he lincreased number -of foreign 3 ; ' 4 F been ai 3 é ¢ . i gram ¢ They. run $2.50 to $5 a day. a maximum set Log- bit high for seasoned campers eee! hae gringo peal, tourist cars on the highways + . 7 ablis s ax I : . ae oe used to the well-developed meget rar' that Sakae a: bats The site. he had reserved |this Centennial Year, Mr. Farm- but so reciente jer urges Canadian motorists to rks across the country, was unusable because it ws ; ? ' ' " > > as Sé 'a as {t te reasonable when com- tee Sot is to try oe flooded after several days of Kyo like good hosts" and to ; . i | pared with hotel rooms at $10 odd camping nd Baie rain and drinking water ap- |P€ 9M the lookout for opportuni- 0 $30 a day and rooms in pri- > We: Provincia: Bove! _ peared dirty. He found only lties to show courtesy to other FOr f ke jute Hohiae ote 9 on a regular basis ' peoatgeencia nerd Th rovincial facilities two flush toilets, two out- motorists... The only drawback is that ese: provincts houses and two sinks to serve anikinie" wiieiel fap. are in addition to the ones list pias Ot Ge See tnlitine ta toe' ce MA bY Expo and, for the mont {06 aree which 'had O00 tent.) Mfgup Coins Have ff This summer don't be out on a limb with a second rate used quality facilities in the es- at tave eieatare rac and trailer spots. tablished parks may be disap. Pal'. Me foeeginhnd at The volume of busines elites winnie wetdards oF Saree 10. SINE STOVE imit soiie GAIp operators Dual Citizenship car. Deal now on one of the guaranteed OK Used Cars found on a ¢ +} i 9 qd camping' parks around the "3 Pep some of the camping an country by surprise and they had dif- AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP)--The the "BIG LOT" oni A ertaten ag =n The rule for camps listed {culty coping. This was the |first day of New Zealand's} i agin ge Sone ao with Logexpo is that they aS at Place Longchamp, a |switch from sterling to decimal oes eecitie when ated must have at least 1,500 pic td yaurg vod hp sees currency July 10 went smoothly) opened. A few more have 'sduare feet and one toilet for = TetteBonne "30 ihre hava enough, but several people! since héen added every six camp or trailer tent The late pias Seluved were bewildered to find them- a oa tes, also pure running jiiding and vith s ved' |selves issued with two-cent d Foucait, the man ater, Outhouses are ace ding and workmen were coins stamped New Zealand on charge of Logexpo's camp- ented for toilet facilitics still completing facilities in !one side and Bahama Islands | section, says about half early July on the other. camping spots in the Met- Almost all the sites within But they've put an Olym- | The coins were made by theif solitan Montreal area are reasonable distance of Expo pic-size swimming pool into Royal Mint, London, and a Ba ily questionable and' that were booked from mid-July to operation, completed a snack hamaian die seems to have east 5.000 on the south mid-August but there is P fully stocked grocery (been used by mistake for part shore of the St. Lawrence plenty of space for other , ; laundromat, and wash- {of a run. ; j should be closed times, especially if you're rooms. This particular camp, It is not yet known now many Pettizrew, technical Willing to look elsewhere than with a liquor licence, plans to of the coins were made, but to the department of the camps in the suburbs on yemain in business after |coin experts say that if only a ' said the south shore Expo so facilities are of a (small number are circulated tourism, fish and game, s : : : his department and the prov- "They all want to be close permanent nature they could be worth $200. 1965 FORT ERIE ENTRIES FORT ERIE RESULTS | AUSTIN | CHEVROLET VIVA Clear and Fast Kool Copy, No Boy B-99 Twinkle Jay, No Boy 108 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-|ing. Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlonas RACE -- Purse $2,200. Claim ti, Fitzsimmons 111 no. Maiden two-year-olds. 5 -Furlongs ghteous, Grubb 7.00 3.30 2.69 Maiden three- and four-year: Deal, Grubb A-X113 2-H'town News, 49.50 17.00 9.40 2nd, Barroby 3.60 3.70 "" " nada. One and one-six- Countenaire, Kelly B-X)04 3-Purple Hill, 4.20 3.60 9-Sidate, Ward 3209 850" COACH BEL-AIR SEDAN Chance Encounter, Gubbins 113 11-Ballyhe , Werr 11.80 Dan, Sun Queen, Mencheval, Valiey TUDOR SEDAN ; $s Gardiner Fa in Order: Grey Empress, Queen and Breezin Thru. 5 u sroe. and W an Confederation Year, Tusnnies, Pleasant oe puree gna c Finished in a tutone green and white. This ff General Motors' economical 6 cyl, motor. ntry iss uke's Ace, Red Victor, Far Awa -- Purse 4 taim- : font . (EXACTOR WAGERING) Yates, Mutuel Choice and Four Ruth. ling. Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs is an exceptionally good running car -- ff Automatic transmission, and radio. Here is 1-Willow Twig, Kelly 18.80 5.70 3.50 ; j j ! SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Al. SECOND RACE--Purse $2,000. Claim-2-Soike C C, Barroby 370 730 and the price is right. Lic. 68133E value. Lic. K1122 399231. "Coombs X118 lowances. Three-year-olds and up, led ing, Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs. 5-Shining Wings, Werry 3.30 1 X109 ' in Canada. 6 Furlongs (6) 5-Peaches R'wd, Grubb 3.10 2.50 7.40 Also Ran in Order: Choir Beauty and Dittfach 114 Ruling Crogn, Fitzsimmons 109 8-Sweet Polly, Turcotte 4.80 3.50 Belmonarctic Lady Schreibe, Gubbins jo Dauphin Bleu, Grubb X109 7-Go Be G>, Dittfach 3.80 EXACTOR, 1 AND 2, PAID $55.10. Deai Around, Platts X104 Sir Trio, Dittfach 1 Also' Ran in Order: Bomb's Away, For- y Miss Snow Goose, Kelly X104 ever Pilot, Career Lady, Challie Moon,,) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3,000 SECOND RACE--Purse $2,000. Cisim- Orange Soda Kid, No Boy 114 Needlin Al, Busy Man and Glen Star. Allowances. Three-year-olds and up. 6/2 0). Three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs Flamatory, Kornblum 106 DAILY DOUBLE, 12 - S$, PAID $122.10.'Furiongs : 6 butterscotch, Gomez 8.40 4.80 3.20 Coz rownell Bignre RACE -- Pur 1 THIRD RACE -- Purse $72,000. Claim- War, Cittfach 7.20 2.30 u i 000 nree- e) 5 ig. Maiden We geurcelds. S$ Fu $ 4-Speedy Lament, Barroby 3.20 7.90 : isa . Economy and value. Save! Save! Lie. Away, No Boy 111 of" ath About one and te ea Diver, Turcotte Also Ran in Order: Roya! Encounter, le, Kelly X106 Miles on turf (8 Advance, Gordon 340 2.80 A-Royal Herod, E. Day and A+Tami- Dittfach 111 Market Bid, Grubb X108 $-Dennison, McLeod f°" ane Don Cecilio, Kelly X113 Also Ran in Order: Roman Wo:é, A--Statford Farms Entry. Erin Pan, Gomez 1) My Minion, Fleet Wren, Centrol Dz > r, K Vital Mahn, Green XXX 05 Pilgrim Lady, Look Out World, Choppy EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,800. Allow a Razor, No Boy 116 Ann's Reply, Turcott 1 Seas, Tudor Chimes, and Born to 4Saftle. ances. Three- and four-year-olds. 1 Mile Chopolis, piv 1 on turf ~ _ THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim- Silver Run, Werry 1 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maid-|5-Merry Arctic, Michaud 17.70 9.40 5.20 0). M two-year-old fili€S, Roman Tribune, Barraby 1 en two-year-old fillies. 5 Furlo s Clara B. Good, Walsh 15.70 7.40 0 5 -Nangela, Dittfach 4.70 3.20 3.10|3-Vinny's Redhead, Dittfach 3 B XXX) X--S5 Ibs AAC 1A-Hasty Amber, Gubbins 6.30 5.90 Also Ran in Order: Song of Heather, e Bette, Gubb ns 11 "7 XX--7 Ibs AAC 1A-Royal Turban, beter 6.30 5.90'Ann B. Good, Lady Speed, Ten Jays, 3 XXX--10 Ibs AAC Weener, Nite Nurse, B Rose cf York and Third Attempt. EXACTOR, 5 AND ine Paip $37.80 POST TIME 2 P.M A--Stafferd Farms Entry Attendance 5,987, Total Handle, $385,127. ean er "The Place To Shop..." 1 CHEVROLET PONTIAC Three-year-olds and up. 'About e-sixteenth Miles on turf (7). se 4 FORDOR SEDAN FORDOR SEDAN ~ FAIRLANE SDA aaa : on He 283" V-8 motor, automatic transmission, Economical 6 cyl. engine. Automatic trans- V-8 motor, automatic transmission and N re : - Fe "(EKACTOR WAGERING) shawa Sho in C entre power steering and radio. Finished in a deep mission and radio. Exterior is white with red fg tadio, This car is exceptional throughout. FIFTH RACE -- Purse 32,000, Claim: fi @ blue with matching trim. Lic. K8646. interior trim. The price is right. Lic. J94880. ff Lic. K2156. Three-year-olds vn gs (9) ares ns mM ' The arriva ° Kootenay Ji Presents Their Great Annual F will recall t m historians th 4 adian Navy | | being with t Naval Servic x} SIXTH RACE -- Pur ~ $2,400. Claim- § _ 6500). Three-year s and up. About f: E 5 , | 4 : a The Naval Hard Pressed, Gru 10 i ; 4 sa 8 : ; vided for a epute, : a ; : wed, : : sali en : NaS reserve and ; : 2 4 : : : ; i : ee In the san GREENWOOD nacewRY FOC SALE } 1965 HE Sosa me Ne te : \| CHEVROLET |OLDSMOBILE| PONTIAC Peter G. the seco IMPALA TUDOR HARDTOP asa eau This sporty model has "283" V-8 motor. F85 SEDAN TUDOR SEDAN A im: all F Automatic. transmission, power steering, : : v | power brakes and radio. Finished in a Finished in a light blue with matching trim. 45,000 original miles, 6 cyl. motor, stand- saddle tan with interior trim to match. Has a V-8 motor, automatic transmission, ard transmission and radio, Finished in a and radio. The price is right! Lic. K5560. beautiful Ermine White. Lic. K6754. Steve » No ay. 106 Lic. 4674E. "iso Started Sunbeam Brattan, Tay den Champ, Jo Ste Lo! ; owne: sera tesla det a . See your side walk Circular for Values Galore. DAILY DOUBLE 7 AND 3, PAID $108.50 rue ce ad ae Join The Fun -- Shop The Savings $909 s18 ip tarteds Eaewood. Wal hae Come On Down and Shop Out On The Mall ' and Major's 50 Pr (OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK une res THURSDAY & FRIDAY 3.00 2.40 iver Adios; Kopas | 2.86 ; ; Also Started: Leonardo Pick, Lady F atch, Meadow Thor and | ' u "Pir do, Holmes $.00 3.40 2.30 SAR at Herbert 5.50 2.60 D ise ScGE alee ona oott UNTIL 9:00 P. M. TUDOR ' sia TUDOR SEDAN NE XACTOR, 4 AND 3, PAID $43.40. cee ® Opa. 33,000 original miles. Economical 6 cyl. MONTEREY Economical 6 cyl. motor. Automatic trans- tioned, Purse $00 os ere re a V-8 motor, automatic transmission and ff mission and radio. Finished in candy yellow Value! Value! Value! Lic. J92254 radio. Power and luxury, Lic. J72678. with matching trim. J95399. Lightning Dares Late $ , The Tag and Sister Matt (DNF). 7 's t DNF -- Did Not Finish | IN OS EIGHTH RACE -- Nile Pace 1 io ih sverine Star, Feagan 7.20 3.60 2.90 ; ' FAND 5 Monticello, es 3.90 2 ' INVITE *"Also. Started: Amber Chie : RESER' Gale, Doctor Kirk, nm n Rhodes Conklin. _ i Pace Mg Fee nr us Oshawa Shopping Centre 1-Opeonge, White FR ito a 140 BOND ST. WEST LIMITED TELEPHONE 725-6501 Also Started: Tigaius, Phylis Ann Mite, Pearl Afterney, Diller Scot and Alger- mac Grattan. | Attendance 9,818. Mutuels, $480,318